Given their recent advances in great cushioning technology and lightweight shoes I would expect New Balance to combine these aspects into a lightweight and more flexible stability shoe

Not having worn a pair of New Balance running shoes since my high school gym days, I was excited to see what had changed in the past few years with my old favorites. Immediately after lacing them up, I remembered why I loved them so much at sixteen–the snug but unrestrictive fit felt natural from the start

New Balance 890 Review. Lightweight responsive cushioning and functional design come together for a high performance training shoe

New Balance 1226 Running Shoes Review. New Balance updates the 122x series with the new MR/WR1226. Designed as a high-mileage trainer for (heavier) runners who require moderate stability, offers a quite soft heel cushioning. NB packed all its trademark technologies in this shoe and sells it at a hefty price tag. Good stability features on the sole and light, breathable mesh on the upper are its best characteristic

New Balance 850 Mens and Womens Running Shoes Review. The New Balance 850 is the update of the New Balance 859 (NB always had a curious numbering system). The new 850 is a complete makeover of the 859, with the aim to accommodate moderate to severe over-pronators

New Balance 1224 Mens and Womens Running Shoes Review. New Balance 1224 is NB’s top of the line stability running shoe. It is the premium sister of the New Balance 769, which we reviewed earlier and found very good

New Balance 769 Mens and Womens Running Shoes Review. The New Balance 769 comes as an update to the successful NB 768, and it includes a new sole unit and a new last

New Balance 1063 Mens and Womens Running Shoes Review. The 1063 (MR for the Mens Running, WR for the Womens Running) is New Balance top shoe for cushioning, in its 2009 version. Runners worldwide expressed very positive feedback about this shoe and Runner’s World awarded it with the “Best Update” badge